I wanted to make a couple of 3D projects with these cute little Mason Jar Shaker Domes before I run out. I'm not sure where I purchased this shadow box picture frame as I've had it for a while but these frames are readily available if you want to duplicate this project. When purchasing a frame, make sure the frame is deep enough to accommodate the shaker dome.
The background is a print from the In Good Taste Designer Series Paper. I used the frame's mat as a cutting template for the DSP. It also gave the DSP some stability. I punched the jar shape into the DSP, filled and attached the jar dome before adhering the DSP to the mat.
I cut a piece of card stock slightly larger than the jar and traced the jar shape in pencil. I glued pieces of stems in place with a gluegun using the pencil shape as a guide. Once the stems were in place I spooned in some Dazzling Diamonds and stuck the jar in place
I glued the dried flowers to the DSP with a glue gun
What a GREAT message; l Love EVERYTHING about it! Thanks for your generosity in sharing.
Posted by: Pat Jandacek | June 07, 2020 at 02:11 PM
How clever you are. It is fun to figure out 3D displays using SU products. You are very creative. That is a wonderful saying, as well. Kind of ironic with Covid19 going around and hearing that the sun disinfects. LOL Thanks for sharing your design.
Posted by: Susan | June 07, 2020 at 11:08 AM
Beautiful looks almost real. Love it
Posted by: Raquel Infante | June 06, 2020 at 07:18 PM
This is absolutely adorable and so authentic looking.
Posted by: Jan Ross | June 06, 2020 at 03:53 PM